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H-P L1302 flat panel monitor.
I'm trying to salvage this monitor
Model No.PE1232 Product No. P9621D REV AT0002. This has a hard wired video lead. The laptop it was plugged into was stolen and the lead has been ripped out of the 15-way D type. I am familiar with the standard VGA pin-out. The lead is plugged into the PCB inside the monitor but there are no useful silk screen markings. It has red, yellow, blue, and grey coaxes grey & white pair (maybe) brown & black pair yellow & orange pair single white plus overall foil & screen. It's a lot to stuff into a 9-way D type shell. I guess it would run with just RGB & sync but I've not tried it yet. Has anybody got any Ideas about the other connections? Thanks -- Neil J. Harris |
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